... | ; .TH TR&GDY AT, DALSTON., On Wednesday evening, Mr. John ?? resumed the inquiry at the Lord Truo tavern, Wil. mot-road, touching the death of SihDlnahDimmook, age'! eighteen, who was ihot on Thurxdsy iAek, by a young maj: named Gloave,at the Ddlatou ll.bar. roadbrothler of tepisonrsad *it~.t a in the D&lItojI toll-house onl he night In question, and hi6 brother AM ted came ii 'aot twelve ...

... I NOT ,OI THI I I i WE $ 3Q0313] 5!E1- WEEK CHAMPAGNE VAMOU. naong his soldiers: :We t o tim lte. my followerasby. w lsa madesty Iu ever, Scom- pUMed, at a banquet undck canvas which fol. lowed areview, the young pince suddenlyappered, and, stimulated by a lie champagne given to him by Ids augus parent, drank to the Prench army, ox- pressing Is hope, at the same time, that ?? maeb good soldler ...

... lT. TEO, A, 2 ?? first ViLZO2 6 :DE we Yorkl~ jith ?? flriuchoftuertntebyebforibttos asmayh bear of istwns whetheri *O btain ieose ofn the showr uo~for oba, ma a Sambstfoon asneeed Isny noltaL ae.d iob v , nbo sboot Wl have befgliat ynesoftv . Itih. If te wnner ofleaing r~ae wllo out n ists n. of their tfoberlyeiahe pubheh thelr pacc - mlay ben pa iI'Mr.'--ts-' 'intohe firsetierize'iy'twetOlW ...

... REYNOLDS'S NE>Want::.. S a~ffiffi~ ., ?? ., ?? ?? A_, E -RE . - . ?? .. ?? 1 I - G E ,BUQUST 10, lop: 2. - SUNDAYS 13wITION.- ;- ?? , .. ?? . . BOMi. AN~D ITALY!.-flGARBAlLDI AZ ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OrI THE DAhLY NEWS. SIB,-Many thanks to you, and Mr. Bailde, for t the truthful letter signed by that gentleman in your paper of this day. The great mistake as to the capacity and dis- position of the African race lies at the bottom of that nefa. e ious system which is the true cause of the civil war raging e in America, and which must continue to rage until the a rulers of ...

... I I UNIVYEBITY COLLEGE SCHOOL. Yesterday the interesting ceremony of distri- buting prizes to the more deserving pupils of this school took place in the theatre of the institution, in the presence of a large and fashionable assembly, under the presidency of Mr. i. HUTTON, one of the fellows of the college, him- self a distinguished pupil of the school. The following is the list of the young ...

... I The Royal Mail Company's steamer Atrato ar- rived yesterday at Southampton. Her dates are from Honduras, July 16; Grey Town, 18; Chagris, 23 ; Janaica, 26; Jacmel, 27; Porto Rico, 29; Demnerara, 23; Tobago, 23; Trinidad, 24; Bar-. L badoes, 26; Grenada, 24; St. Vincent, 25; St. Lucia, 26 ; Martinique, 27 ; Guadaloupe, 27; Dominique, 27; Antigua, 28; Montserrat, 27; Nevis, 27; St. Kitts, 28; ...

... |THE FRENCH OCEAN MAIL PACKET SERVICE. I The French government scheme for the subsidisa- tion of ocean mail packets, together with the details of the three French Transatlantic mail packet lines, has been pub- o lished in the shape of a pamphlet. The scheme differs in many a respects from that of the English government. The French Minister of Finance appoints agents in every port the mail ...

... . (FROMs OURa OWlN CoasnsrosEONENTr.) (The following appeared in our Evering Edition of yesterday :J PARTS TUESDAY EVENINo. The Patrie says that the Emperor, who goes to the Clhaloss camip on August 19, will stay there but a short tine, and that, before he joins the Em- pres at Biarritz, he will make an excursion of a few days. Tile Patrie,, to add to the mystery of the annoutnceimient, ...

... TjELEGRAPHIC INTELTLIGENCE. I (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) THE AGITATION IN ITALY. PALERMO, AUGUST 10. Garibaldi is at Caitanisetta, but his followers have not entered the town. The deputies MM. Mor- dini, Fabbrizi, and others, have arrived here. They are preparing a demonstration against the govern- ment. Bulletins are being circulated bearing the words, Dowvn with Rattazzi ! Long live Victor ...

... I (rnox OUR OWN coisiEsposinsr. fA portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday :] PARIS, TnURSDAY EvEMNGo. The Anglophobists were very unwilling to give up their belief in the alleged fact that Garibaldi had crossed to Melito in an Eiglish. vessel. This morning the Monitemu itself puts the saddle on the right horse, by stating that the vessel was the ?? Abbatucci, ...

... CDC ;Mat1 POW+. DRURIY-LANE. THIS EVENING, A KISS IN TV' DARE -THE COLLEEN D1AWN. Messrs. Dion Boucocault, F. Robinson, 7I. Vandenhoff; MnArwame Celeste, Mrs. Jordan, anm Miss Stevens.-To conclude with TUE ARABS Or THE DESERT.-COf5Iuellce at 7. HAYMARK.ET THIS FruYNG, FISH OUT OF WATER. Mr. Compton.-(UIR AMERICAN tOUSIN. Hessrs. Sothern, sjoe0istolo: Mrs. Young, SllasOliver.-CELOS Y'CATIA; or ...